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Princeton University. Department of Mathematics. (44)

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The 1930s saw the flowering of a unique mathematical community at Princeton University, sparked by the construction of a luxurious new building Fine Hall (now Jones Hall) designed to facilitate a real community of mathematicians engaged in research and closely linked with mathematical physicists in the attached Palmer physics laboratory. This community was unlike any other in America before that time and perhaps afterwards, and had important consequences for American mathematics. With the pla...

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School Mathematics Study Group (15)

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The School Mathematics Study Group created and implemented a primary and secondary school curriculum between 1958 and 1977 which was widely known as "new math". It was directed by Edward G. Begle (1914-1978). Directed by Edward G. Begle (1914-1978), the School Mathematics Study Group created and implemented a primary and secondary school curriculum between 1958 and 1977 which was widely known as "new math."

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University of Michigan. Department of Mathematics. (27)

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The Department of Mathematics dates back to 1841, when formal instruction began at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Mathematics and science was taught by the Rev. George P. Williams (1841-1875).* The curriculum during the early years covered algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytical geometry and calculus. In 1863 Williams became professor of physics, and Edward Olney (1863-1887) became professor of mathematics. Course offerings gradually expanded as the mathematics facu...

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Stanford University. Dept. of Mathematics (13)

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Barrow, John, teacher of mathematics (13)

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Epithet: FRS; Keeper of the Records of the Admiralty Epithet: Secretary to the Admiralty Epithet: Keeper of Records of the Admiralty Epithet: of Add MS 42712 Epithet: teacher of mathematics John Barrow was born in 1808, the second son of Sir John Barrow, second secretary to the Admiralty. He was educated at Charterhouse and from 1824 served as clerk and from 1844 as head of the Record...

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University of Texas at Austin. Dept. of Mathematics (19)

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Duke University. Mathematics Department. (6)

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The Mathematics Dept. at Duke University has sponsored several special programs to train high school and college math teachers. Two of these programs were the Summer Institute in Science and Mathematics and the Retired Officer Program. The Summer Institute in Science and Mathematics helped secondary school teachers upgrade their skills in the sciences and in math. It was supported by the National Science Foundation and trained teachers from 1957-1970. The Retired Officer Program trained retir...

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Mathematics Research Center (United States. Army) (8)

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of mathematics (16)

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Courses in mathematics were offered in 1868-69 through the Department of General Science and Literature. 1 A Department of Pure Mathematics was created in 1869. 2 It was replaced in 1878 with a Department of Mathematics in the newly-created College of Engineering, under the auspices of the School of Mechanical Engineering. 3 Further reorganization moved the Department in 1880 to the College of Literature and Sciences, 4 where it remained until the formation in 1894 of the College...

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North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (10)

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